Big Data Analytics in Motorola on the Google Cloud Platform

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Motorola Data Systems Use Case
● Many data sources
supply chain, factory shipment, test artifacts, JIRA,
activation, provisioning, device telemetry, upgrade, factory
repair, warranty claim, marketing data...

● One repository
● Load first, ask questions later
● 360 degree view

Motorola Data Systems : Hadoop Stack

On premise Hadoop Clusters

Visualization
HDFS

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Enterprise Data
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Motorola Data Systems : Google Cloud Platform

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Enterprise Data
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Processed Data
(BigQuery)

Motorola Data Systems : Google Cloud Platform

Process perdevice data
(App Engine)
Enterprise Data
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Raw data
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(BigQuery)

Processing
(Hadoop on GCE)

Journey To The Cloud
● BigQuery is the killer app
● Fast + Scalable, Easy to use + Feature rich
● Drive adoption rate

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● Micro-batch data ingestion
● Dynamic scaling

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